// Eleven's app knowledge — the exhaustive, MEMBER-FACING reference injected into
// Eleven's system prompt so it can answer questions about how the app works:
// features, UX, the privacy/encryption model, mini-apps, the native apps, and the
// architecture/deployment DESIGN. The project is open source, so Eleven may explain
// how everything works in depth.
//
// OPEN knowledge ONLY. This text is extractable by anyone chatting with Eleven, so
// it deliberately contains NO operational secrets — no server addresses, tokens,
// keys, or instance names. The design is open; the keys are not. Keep it that way.
//
// Ships in the sidecar (like the rest of Eleven's reference), so its knowledge
// improves with every deploy; the runtime marks the system prompt cacheable so this
// large reference is served from cache, not re-billed per message (runtime.mjs).
// The text itself lives in `internal/bot/knowledge.md` — ONE source of truth
// shared with the Go sidecar (which `go:embed`s the same file), so the two
// implementations can never drift. Read it verbatim (it is data, not code).
import { readFileSync } from "node:fs";
import { fileURLToPath } from "node:url";

export const APP_KNOWLEDGE = readFileSync(
  fileURLToPath(new URL("../internal/bot/knowledge.md", import.meta.url)),
  "utf8",
).replace(/\n$/, "");